The Complete Works of Richard Crashaw, Volume I

Name: The Complete Works of Richard Crashaw, Volume I
Author: Richard Crashaw

61 piezas en la casa

Richard Crashaw

Piezas 61

A Hymn to the name and Honor of the admirable Sainte Teresa
A song of divine Love
A song: — Out of the Italian
Alexias
An Elegie on the death of Dr. Porter
An Elegy vpon the death of Mr. Stanninow, — Fellow of Queene's Colledge
An Epitaph vpon Doctor Brooke
An Epitaph vpon Mr. Ashton, — A conformable Citizen
Another
Charitas Nimia, or the dear bargain
Cupid's Cryer: — Out of the Greeke
Death's Lectvre and the Fvneral of a yovng Gentleman
Dies irae, dies illa
Ex Euphormione
From Horace
From Petronius
His Epitaph
In praise of Lessius's rule of health
Lavda Sion Salvatorem: — The Hymn for the Bl. Sacrament
Love's Horoscope
Mary seeking Jesus when lost
Musick's Duell
On Mr. George Herbert's booke intituled the Temple of sacred Poems. — Sent to a gentle-woman
On the wounds of our crucified Lord
On ye Gunpowder-Treason
Our B[lessed] Lord in his Circumcision to his Father
Out of Catullus
Out of the Italian
Out of the Italian
Psalme xxiii
S. Maria Maior. — The Himn, O gloriosa Domina
Sacred Poetry
Sospetto d' Herode. — Libro primo. Argomento
Steps — To the Temple
Steps — To the Temple, the
The Beginning of Heliodorus
The — Delights of the Muses
The flaming heart
[The Lord silences his Questioners.]
The praise of the Spring: — Out of Virgil
The teare
The wounds of the Lord Jesus. — In Cicatrices Domini Jesu
To the morning: — Satisfaction for sleepe
To the name above every name, the name of Iesvs: — A Hymn
To the queen: — An Apologie for the length of the following Panegyrick
To the same Party: — Covncel concerning her choise
Upon five piovs and learned Discourses: — By Robert Shelford
Upon the King's Coronation
Upon the King's Coronation
Vexilla Regis: — The Hymn of the Holy crosse
Vpon a gnatt burnt in a Candle
Vpon Bishop Andrews' picture before his Sermons
Vpon Easter day
Vpon the birth of the Princesse Elizabeth
Vpon the death of a Gentleman
Vpon the death of Mr. Herrys
Vpon the death of the most desired Mr. Herrys
Vpon the Frontispeece of Mr. Isaackson's Chronologie
Vpon two greene Apricockes sent to COWLEY by SIR CRASHAW
Wishes. — To his (supposed) mistresse
With a picture sent to a friend